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Tweak says, "Don't let my flame go out."

Jason Todd (ex_undertheh396) wrote in modernage,
@ 2010-09-01 19:10:00

Entry tags:

jason todd | red hood, thomas elliot | hush, ∴ scenes: ongoing

Who: Jason Todd & Thomas Elliot
Where: Gotham City.
When: 5/27, Late Night
Summary: Jason and Tommy meet once more to discuss their plan to trick Batman.

It had been four days since Jason's first encounter with the mysterious Hush and he was now preparing for yet another meeting with him. He was standing within the Gleason Paper Factory as per their agreement, waiting impatiently. This impatience wasn't apparent in his demeanor, but he was definitely feeling it.

He wouldn't admit it to anyone, but he had been anxious about this meeting. The chance to interact with Bruce without revealing himself to be alive was an opportunity of a lifetime and it pained him to have to wait so long to put the plan into motion. Usually he was patient and calculating, but something about this made him act like he had as a child - brash and impulsive. It wasn't a good thing. He needed to control this or it'd cause him problems like it had in the past.

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ex_undertheh396
2010-09-25 05:55 pm UTC (link)

In other words, I wouldn't know anything about him, Jason mentally concluded. Bruce was never the type to open up about his past. Even when he was officially adopted Jason couldn't say he knew a great deal about his "father's" life before he became Batman. He was curious just who this man was to Bruce and what he had done to make him hate him so much now.

With that bit of extra information, Jason decided perhaps giving Hush a little more on Barbara might be beneficial. He could always use information from someone that knew Bruce personally back in the day.

"She had many talents. Intelligent, good with computers." He motioned to the folder in Hush's hand, indicating he was returning to the topic of Barbara Gordon. "If you dig deeper than some photos from a crime scene, maybe you'd have better luck figuring what she could be doing now."

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